IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Witness, Issue 3511, 28 June 1921, Page 35

IN MEMORIAM.

AITCHISOX. —In sad and loving memory of our dear wee Marjorie, wlio passed peace- ‘ fully away on June 22, 1920. “So dearly loved, so 3adly missed.” We tended her with our tendorest care; God knows we (lid our best, Vntil a message came that morning, God called her home to rest. Her weary hours and years of pain, Her troubled, sleepless nights are past; The ever-psitient, worn-out frame Has found sweet rest at last. ’Tis sweet to know we’ll meet again Where parting is nb more. And that the one we loved so dear Has only gone before. —lnserted by her sorrowing parents, sisters, and brothers. - : BARXES. —In loving memory of our dear father, who jaassed »ay at Abbotsford on June 25; 1918. “To memory ever dear.”— Inserted by his so"n and daughter-in-law and i grandchildren. BATTRICK. —In loving memory of Wil- • lia.ni Battrick, who passed away at Dunedin Hospital on June 20, 1916. Dearly remem- , bered. Inserted by his loving wife, son, j and daughter, Baleluiha. BOOTH.—In loving memory of Georgina Sharp Booth, who died at Ophir on June 26, 1912. “Though lost to sight, to memory ever dear.”—lnserted by her loving daughter and grandson, Margaret and John Sullivan. EADY. —In sad and loving memory of my ! dear father, who passed away on June 23, j 1920. What happy hours we once enjoyed, How sweet their memory still; But death has left a vacant place | This world can never fill. —lnserted by his loving daughter, Maggie. i EADY.—In loving memory of John, dearly beloved husband of Ellen Eady, died at- 338 Castle street, Dunedin, June 23, 1920; aged 81 years. Sadly missed. To-dav brings back sad memories * Of one we loved so dear. —lnserted by his loving wife. EADY.—In loving memory of our dear father, who passed away at 338 Castle street, Dunedin, June 23, 1920. Thou art gone, but not forgotten, And as dawns another year lii our quiet hours of thinking Thoughts of thee are ever near. —lnserted by his loving family. GIBSOX.—In loving memory of Ebenezer, beloved husband of Elizabeth Gibson, and son-in-law of Ann Collar, who died at Dun- i edin June 25, 1917. Deeply mourned. There is a link death cannot sever— j Bond remembrance lasts for ever. ■ —lnserted by his loving wife. lIODGETTS. —In loving memory of our dear lather, who passed away at Palmerston on J une 24, 1918. j Friends may think we have forgotten When they see us smile, But they%iittle know the heartache j That is hidden all the while. —lnserted by his loving wife and family. ! HODGETTS. —In fond and loving memory of our dear grandad, who passed away June 24, 1918. We cannot clasp your hand, dear granddad, Your face we cannot see, But. let this little token tell We still remember thee. —lnserted by his loving granddaughters, Eva and Violet Bowen. » M’MIBBAX. —In loving memory of dear woe Hector, who passed away June 23, 1919. Safe ill the arms oi Jesus. —lnserted by his loving parents, sisters, and brothers. MURCHIE.—On June 25, 1915, at Palmerston Sanatorium, Dora. “I miss her most who loved her best.”—Her mother. MYERS. —In loving memory of our dear mother, Dora Myers, who passed away at her residence, “Guilford Bodge,” Glebe road, Sydney, on June 21, 1919. "At rest.” Sweet be her rest, her memory dear, It’s sweet to breathe her name; In life we loved her very dear. In death we do the same. In our hearts your memory lingers isweetlv, trnfh r, fond, and true; In our lives there’s not a day That we do not think of you. They miss her most who loved h.-r he,t. —lnserted by her loving sons, Ike, Isadore, and Mark Myers and family, Kaitangata. PERSSON. —In loving memory of Margaret, the wife of John Persaon, Ohinigiti, A. 1., and daughter of William Watt, Born street, Mataura, who passed away on June 27, 1929. “ This day brings back sad memories of one I loved so dearly.”—lnserted by her loving sister, Mary. READ. —In loving memory of my dear sister Katie (nee Sutherland), who died at St. Albans, June 11, 1918. Though lust to sight In memory dear. son, Temuka. ROBERTSOX. —In loving memory of David James Robertson, who died at Alexandra, June 22, 1914. “Dearly remembered.” Inserted by his loving mother. J